Sentences with phrase «everything in common»

I'm not looking to have everything in common with someone.

All were partners holding everything in common, but nobody had to submit to another without his or her own full consent.

They are flooded by resumes from highly qualified individuals with almost everything in common.

I mean, we had pretty much everything in common.

And I have made friends in both villages, both with people I have everything in common with and with people I have almost nothing in common with!

However, the question has always been on how one can identify or spot a scam dating site on a platform where they all appear to have almost everything in common.

Weirdly, I always dreamed of finding someone who shared everything in common with me, thinking that the more similar we were, the better our relationship would be.

Relationships would be freaky if you had absolutely everything in common, so don't get too caught up in the fine details when weighing up potential suitors.

Looking for that special someone with whom you have everything in common Theres a dating site for that.

Blessed with great looks, superior comfort, and a wonderfully down to earth driving experience, piloting an R8 is like meeting a supermodel you've lusted after for years and finding out you have practically everything in common.

In essence, standard and Mini Bulls have everything in common except their size.

«We're getting to point where we'll just put everything in common area, and people can take what they want,» student Christine Dillree said.

Acts 2:44 - 45: All the believers joined together and shared everything in common; they sold their possessions and goods and divided the proceeds among the fellowship according to individual need.

Holding everything in common, Tink and Periwinkle quickly become best friends and they plan to spend one day of fun together before the first moonlight.

And THAT, my friends is why you can never doubt your own greatness: you have everything in common with your heroes.

«All the believers were together and had everything in common... They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people.

Their mothers and I appear to have everything in common.

Acts describes how «no one said that any of the things which he possessed was his own, but they had everything in common.»

«All the believers were together and had everything in common.

«No one said that any of the things which he possessed was his own, but they had everything in common» (Acts 4:32).

It is well illustrated in the early Church — that utopian Christian community we often quote but rarely imitate — in which «all the believers were together and had everything in common.

According to the criterion plot line, we have everything in common and enjoy the same hobbies.

But what happened in the early Church, as you know, was that they began to share everything in common and it says, «There were no needy persons among them.»

When you consider the division of land in ancient Israel, God's instructions concerning the year of jubilee, the sabbatical year, and the laws about gleaning, as well as the description of the early Church in which participants «had everything in common,» you could make the case that the ideal society is one in which wealth is shared.

I don't understand all the church stuff either I read in the Bible that everybody had everything in common and their numbers were added to daily how come that's not happening today?I just feel like it's a show sometimes

Acts 2:44 - 45 All the believers were together and had everything in common.

Health care sharing — inspired by the biblical call to «bear one another's burdens» and the example of the Acts 2 church that «had everything in common» — has been around for decades.

You have everything in common with your heroes.

I will repeat: You don't need to have everything in common with your partner.

You don't need to have everything in common with your partner.

We have everything in common.

You were getting on so well at the start of the week — the tension was high, you had everything in common, and the conversation was flowing thick and fast.

As Peter and Lorna, Christopher Denham and Nicole Vicius are believable as a couple who, at one point, had everything in common.

Intriguingly the two seem to have nothing and everything in common, a signal that the program here will be very definitely one to keep watching.

Luckily, when it comes to the art world, promoting what you like and strategizing have everything in common.